Hi Istvan, > Hi Viktor, > > As I have o more argues and we are back to some original issues, I am > stopping to write more on this thread. > But an another case should be analyzed too: if we define HB_FM_STD_ALLOC, > everything goes well, without crashes.
It's also a system-wide setting (which BTW has a large performance hit for most targets), but most importantly it's also just a random shot in the dark (AFAICS). Until we find out what is the real problem, such solutions would only mask or delay the real problem, so it's nothing more than a hack (with bad side-effects). Fixing HBQT problems by swapping such basic components like memory allocator or MT/ST mode HVM, moreover on a per platform/compiler basis, looks wrong to me. We should understand what's going on exactly and fix it at appropriate level. Brgds, Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
